Klipsch Cinema 1200 vs Klipsch Cinema 600

I think something was up with the unit or units that they got, because this sub, while certainly very assertive, is not that out of control for me.. H...

The klipsch cinema 600, 800, and 1200 sound bars all have a sub out option that you can hook up an extra sub.

This thing decodes atmos and it sounds really great, but it would be so much better with some up firing speakers. Really wish they had included them.

But when you put them side by side, you see it's quite a fair bit. Difference now on the cinema 400 and actually on the 600 as well, you have the clea...

This setup is quite versatile, and it comes with lots of sound enhancement features to help you customize its sound. The Klipsch Connect app offers a 3-band graphic EQ and bass and treble adjustments, meaning you can change its sound based on your preferences. There's a subwoofer level adjustment, as well as a Night Mode feature that can reduce the dynamic range on the subwoofer if you prefer less boom in the bass range.

But then you also have a spot where you can add a dongle, and that allows you to add two more speakers to the system to actually create a 5.1 channel ...

5 millimeter analog port, proper fist bump for the inputs record players, computers, gaming consoles streaming boxes. You can get that sound direct in...

However, it is not the first sound bar i've ever heard or owned, or had experience with so go ahead and subscribe to the channel and smash that like b...

One of the things I'm looking forward to is the 12 inch sub that it comes with. Compared to the cinema 600 I'm expecting some greatness from the Soundbar.

It also has dedicated volume up/down buttons, dedicated subwoofer volume up/down buttons, a play/pause control, and buttons for Night mode (which dials back the bass and limits the dynamics for late night, quieter watching), Dialogue mode (which enhances the dialogue frequency range), and Surround mode (this is a Klipsch listening mode for movies and TV that we’ll discuss in the next section). The remote requires two AA batteries (not included), and superhuman patience to remove the user-unfriendly battery compartment—it’s a smooth surface with no real indentation or grip to move it, but eventually, the entire back of the remote slides off, and once you achieve this, it’s easier to open and close going forward.

I do wish it had a bit more ability to “fine tune” the sound. With the remote you can adjust the sub, front and rear height channels and rears, but there is no eq so you can’t adjust the tone. The Klipsch app is basically useless except for registering the product as it gives you no way to control anything. The app should have the ability to do everything the remote can do, plus have a full eq and auto eq function

Great sound, but the remote control interferes with my tv (e.g. pressing the surround button changes my tv input, or volume up causes netflix to scrub backward) and there is no workaround. Hard to recommend at this price point with this glaring of a bug